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Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin met at Allied conferences throughout the war. Which critique best sums up the extent to which they achieved their goals?.

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Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin held a meet by doing a conference at the Yalta conference. There was a Cold War that was in continuation before the conference happened.

Their meet was critiqued as The Big Three. The meet was organized by Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin to discuss the consequences on how the world would be after the World War II came to an end.

Yalta Conference

  • Franklin D. Roosevelt eyed for getting the support from the pacific nations for their ongoing war against Japan for having the upper hand in leading the nation after the World War II came to an end.

  • Winston Churchill had his target on the upcoming US elections and hence he came as providing a full support to the peaceful nation and world after the War.

  • Stalin came in at the Yalta conference with a view to show that the nation is fully capable of supporting the movements and ending the Cold War between the nations.

Hence, Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin's meet at the Yalta conference held in the mid Twentieth century was regarded as the meet of 'THE BIG THREE.'

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